Love cooking naked!

Thanks for sharing the links to recipes.

• a year ago

I have a Naked Chef apron given to me as a birthday present to prove it! Better still if I can serve my food in my birthday suit.

I also have a a naked chef apron given as a gift. Worn only out of necessity when cooking stuff that spalletrs.

• a year ago

I have a Naked Chef apron given to me as a birthday present to prove it! Better still if I can serve my food in my birthday suit.I also have a a naked chef apron given as a gift. Worn only out of necessity when cooking stuff that spalletrs.

I don't have a naked chef apron, but do have one with a full frontal picture of Michelangelo's David. Someone gave me that and my wife' one with Lady Godiva as a gift. Mine is more conspicuous because Lady Godiva's hair covers the strategic parts.

• a year ago

Actually, I am not much of a fan of aprons. Too much coverage.
However, If I had one like the Bear Naked Chef's I might actually wear it.
LInk

https://www.google.com/search?q=bear+naked+chef&rlz=1C1LENN_enUS497US497&hl=en&sxsrf=ALeKk03pWH-yT6y6PNJ9FCcbDUUXIx5RzQ:1606568036109&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjZyeWopKXtAhXnSjABHWj

Even though it is minimal, he has implied that he only wears it when he is being recorded, and when the camera is off, so is the apron!

• a year ago

My kitchen tends to be the cool room in the house in the winter thanks to having 3 outside walls. So I find myself slipping on an open long sleeve shirt if i am going to be out there for any length of time. I call that my winter nude outfit. But then I shed it when go to do dishes because the sleeves get wet if i don't. But yes cooking in the buff is the best. Even better when the people you are feeding are okay with a nude chef/host.

• a year ago

You are right. Clothes free cooking is indeed good fun and comfortable. But sometimes common sense means wearing some to keep warm or a apron to avoid getting burn from a splash or oil pop. Its not about making a statement just being smart.

• a year ago

You are right. Clothes free cooking is indeed good fun and comfortable. But sometimes common sense means wearing some to keep warm or a apron to avoid getting burn from a splash or oil pop. Its not about making a statement just being smart.

Cut a few inches off the bottom of that apron and you will have the bear naked chef look.

• a year ago

That defeats the purpose of wearing an apron.

• a year ago

That defeats the purpose of wearing an apron.

It would still go below the counter or range top.
Do you need coverage lower than that?

• a year ago

That defeats the purpose of wearing an apron.

Not if the purpose is to wear as little as possible and still post your videos on Facebook!

• a year ago